a fatal disaster

常見(jiàn)例句

Deflagration of flammable gas cloud is a fatal disaster with great destructive power in industry.
開敞空間可燃?xì)怆?yún)爆燃事故是一類破壞力極強(qiáng)的工業(yè)災(zāi)害。
The new generation of sculptors should thank Wang Keqing for his succession of the sculpture; otherwise Chinese modern sculpture in the bud could by no means bear a fatal disaster without successor.
新生代的雕塑家們，自儅感謝王尅慶承前啓後的承傳，否則剛剛萌芽的中國(guó)現(xiàn)代雕塑，絕對(duì)經(jīng)不起一場(chǎng)致命的斷層之災(zāi)。
H. " describes with such despair; that had our demented diarist gone, in the fatal summer of 1947, to a competent psycho-pathologist, there would have been no disaster;"
假使在那個(gè)致命的1947年夏天，我們這位精神不正常的自白者去拜訪了專職心理病理學(xué)者的話，書中的這一切災(zāi)難都不會(huì)發(fā)生；

The spark is almost always related to deep mistrust of police combined with an incident like a beating, a natural disaster, or a fatal shooting.
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You'll recall from high school or college how Shakespeare frequently pushes the limits of comedy and tragedy, splicing farce into moments of calamity (the fool in King Lear, the clowns in Hamlet) and pulling back suddenly from near-fatal disaster in comedies (The Merchant of Venice, A Winter's Tale).
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